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His loss a wound that will never heal, Sue Hale, the mother of Liam Hale, said of her son during Monday s sentencing hearing for Bourgoin, 38. Chittenden County prosecutors overcame an insanity defense in May to secure five murder convictions in the teens deaths, with a jury finding Bourgoin got on the highway going the wrong way speeding, then turning suddenly to crash into the kids car. She was my everything, Bella Harris, Mary Harris’s sister, said at Monday s hearing. She was my best friend. I m not sure if anything compares to the pain and heartbreak and devastation of losing a child, observed Colleen Ovelman, the mother of Eli Brookens, who also spoke at the hearing. ....
Bourgoin was found guilty in 2019 of five counts of second-degree murder, as well as lesser charges. The jury believed Bourgoin intentionally drove the wrong way on I-89 in Williston in a fit of rage in 2016. The result of that drive was a fiery crash that killed a car full of innocent teenagers. Mary Harris, 16, of Moretown; Cyrus Zschau, 16, of Moretown; Liam Hale, 16, of Fayston; Janie Chase Cozzi, 15, of Fayston; and Eli Brookens, 16, of Waterbury, died in the crash. Four of the childhood friends were Harwood Union High School juniors. Chase Cozzi attended Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, New Hampshire. Prosecutors argued at trial that Bourgoin had a history of reacting to troubles in his life with intense anger including prior threats to use his car violently and destructively. ....